Izumo Magatama no Sato Traditional Museum

The Izumo Magatama no Sato Traditional Museum displays extensive collections of curved comma-shaped beads and tools used in their production throughout Japanese history.

Founded in 1901, this institution preserves the heritage of magatama, ceremonial beads that date back to ancient Japanese periods and religious practices.

The museum exhibits demonstrate the significance of magatama in Shinto ceremonies and their role as decorative objects in Japanese society.

Visitors can participate in guided workshops to create their own magatama using traditional techniques under the supervision of experienced craftsmen.

The museum maintains a collection of rare magatama specimens from the Jomon period, providing evidence of early Japanese ornamental practices.

Location: Matsue

Inception: 1901

Website: http://magatama-sato.com

GPS coordinates: 35.43190,133.00538

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05